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    Shelless eggs

    I also live i south africa im not sure where to get oyster she's for sale near me.. also regarding the salt no it was not but some places have hi salt in our water so I give bottled now
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    Shelless eggs

    The bag from pet shop only sais chicken food
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    Shelless eggs

    Hello all my fellow chicken keepers. I have a pet chicken, she is a wellsummer bantam cross black Sussex bantam. She is 1 year 2 months old. She was laying normal eggs up until 4 months ago.. then the shelless eggs started I gave her extra calcium supplement powder and took salt out her diet...
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    can chickens live in your home premenantly

    Deb i love that.
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    Coop and heating

    Hello all I have a domesticated house chicken, i found her as a chick and hand raised her, she lives in my garden and house and sleeps on my covered balcony.. now i need to make her a coop and im thinking about design and if i should get a friend for her she is part of my family so she would be...
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    can chickens live in your home premenantly

    I have a pet chicken a house chicken, she sleeps on my balcony now in summer in her box she loves.. but in winter she sleeps im a basket infront of my bed. She poops inside yes but she is only 1 and i saved her from a busy road. She only like all animals poops after eating so i feed and take...
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    House chicken with new chick

    We are in Celsius so 90F would be like 35C
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    House chicken with new chick

    So sorry you have been under the weather.. Thanks so much for the kind words. I feel she may have gotten too hot then, she liked to curl up in the towl that was in there.. she passed under it. But she did sleep under there every night. She was in our bedroom s9 she was not ccold. Its about 29 to...
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    House chicken with new chick

    I think i killed her😭😭😭😭 She got into my chickens mealworms last night ate like 7 or 8 before i saw,,,, This morning she was dead.. Could the mealworms have killed the poor baby. As a wild animal i had actually not thought about anything killing her besides illness.. as they are quite...
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    House chicken with new chick

    Hello Sean and Gray Thanks so much for the advice.. im attaching more pics and maybe you could help me sex hen or roo, in your all knowing chicken wisdom,,, i have to say i do love my housechicken which i now at least know the correct breed of thank you. And little guine There are no signs of...
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    House chicken with new chick

    Hello Sean and Gray Thanks so much for the advice.. im attaching more pics of Guinea, have to say i do love my housechicken which i now at least know the correct breed of thank you. And little guine There are no signs of feathers at all so far, no pins or nothing.. chick must be 6 or more days...
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    House chicken with new chick

    Oh my what is a guinea chick it is a wild area it was found in. It seems to be fine now healthy, eating but still not ome feather or feather qill starting, what wpuld your expert advice be please. Thanks so much Linda
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    House chicken with new chick

    Hay she or he is doing perfect started eating growing mix egg and oats and have starter feed, she i hope all good, im not sure on breed but will as the tagged lot. Thanks so much for the kindness Linda
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    House chicken with new chick

    Okay on the few questions. 1. Baby chick arrived last night she was weak and is only at best 1 or 2 days old, she appears to be well, no lung issues or growths or any other issues, she is not big enough to survive alone, i have been comforting her and keep her by my bed in a basket i close with...
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    House chicken with new chick

    Hello all I have a 6 month old house trained wellsummer chicken , she was found on a busy rd, i have today been given a rescue chick also found at a office park abandoned, will my bigger hen hurt the baby chick? Im hoping to move them both to the garden to the coop i have built for them. Any...
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